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What is the typical color range of silver stain?
What is the typical color range of silver stain?
- Brown to black (correct)
- Blue to orange
- Yellow to green
- Red to purple
Which of the following organs is supported by the stroma formed by silver stain?
Which of the following organs is supported by the stroma formed by silver stain?
- Kidney
- Lungs
- Brain
- Bone marrow (correct)
What is the primary function of silver stain in the body?
What is the primary function of silver stain in the body?
- To produce hormones
- To regulate blood pressure
- To form the epithelium of organs
- To form the stroma of organs (correct)
Which of the following glands is supported by the stroma formed by silver stain?
Which of the following glands is supported by the stroma formed by silver stain?
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What is the role of silver stain in the formation of tissues?
What is the role of silver stain in the formation of tissues?
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What is the main function of the stroma formed by silver stain?
What is the main function of the stroma formed by silver stain?
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Study Notes
Structure of Connective Tissue (C.T)
- Consists of three main components: cells, matrix, and fibers
- Types of C.T: soft, rubber, solid, and fluid
Connective Tissue Proper (C.T Proper)
- Includes cartilage, bone, and blood
- Cartilage: has a matrix of C.T proper
- Matrix of C.T proper: amorphous ground substance, transparent and gel-like material
Pericytes
- Found around blood vessels
- Can differentiate into fibroblasts and smooth muscles during wound healing
- Functions: surround blood vessels, can differentiate into other cells
Endothelial Cells
- Found in: lining all blood vessels and the endocardium of the heart
- Characteristics: thin, flat cells with flat nuclei
- Functions:
- Divide to produce new endothelial cells to repair injured blood vessels
- Produce anti-thrombotic factors, which prevent platelet aggregation
Fibroblasts
- Origin: pericytes
- Found in: most common type, found nearly in all types of C.T
- Staining: silver stain, appears brown to black
- Functions:
- Form the stroma of organs, e.g. bone marrow and glands, e.g. liver
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